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SupChina: China’s overseas loans actually do have strings attached, study finds

Tue April, 2021, Age: 2 years

A new study by AidData at William & Mary, the Center for Global Development, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and the Peterson Institute for International Economics found that many of China’s loans have broad confidentiality clauses. In addition, the contracts allow China to cancel loans or accelerate repayment if it disagrees with borrower policies.

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